The Department for Work and Pension has published a draft legislation.

Pension schemes described as "the greatest challenge facing longstanding British businesses".

George Osborne's savings "revolution" contradicts the government's other massive pensions reform.

Anyone over the age of 55 will be able to take their whole pension pot as cash from April 2015.

The think-tank says British workplace pensions should be compulsory.

The Pensions Minister says the government is going to put charges in a vice.

George Osborne announced in the Budget that retirees would no longer have to take out an annuity.

The DWP put forward new pension proposals in a consultation.

Former shadow work and pensions secretary will promise to abolish zero-hours contracts, among other things

Auto-enrolment scheme began in 2012 and is rolling out from larger to smaller employers.

Rachel Reeves's pledge to lower the auto-enrolment trigger must be boosted by further proposals.

The group wants the proposed cap on administration fees for auto-enrolment schemes to be lowered.

Move comes after the Pension Minister called for a cap on charges of more than 0.75%.

The DWP spent £3.5m on a TV advertisement raising awareness of auto-enrolment.

The move will be seen as a political blow to pension minister Steve Webb.

Following several NHS strikes, the government have invested more than £1 billion in Occupational Health services to avoid further economic inactivity among employees.

UK pension schemes must double in size by 2030, creating £50 billion megafunds to boost investment returns and improve retirement savings for millions.

Ros Altmann wants to tackle ageism and introduce more flexibility in the workplace.

Prudential analysis shows 69% increase in number of pensioner households worth over £1m.

Nielsen survey shows 37% of Britons have no plans to save or invest for retirement.